The name "Quanba" is quite inappropriate. After reading it, you can see that his most powerful moves are his elbows and knees, followed by his feet, and then his fists. Muay Thai masters are restricted by their stature. They must not rely on the thick arms of their fists to win, but rely on the bones of their elbows and knees to hit the opponent's key points, which is a more insidious trick. But since the other party is a Burmese buddy, let's compare who is yin. Seven or eight needles pierced his chest, exaggerated... There are also chili powder, a large kitchen knife, and the Cyclonus three-wheeled motorcycle, which is a bit tiring to watch.
The Thai dialect sounds like Cantonese, although I can't understand it. No matter how pure a Thai girl looks, she still looks a bit like a shemale. There are also Thai farmers who are too ignorant. They are so poor that they know how to worship Buddha, but they don’t know how to build roads, raise pigs or anything.
Fortunately, he still attaches great importance to education - "Study hard, get a degree...find a good job..." He hung up after saying that.
(Take Kitano also came to make a cameo, but I didn't really recognize it, I just thought it was so familiar.)
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